2014 Scottish independence referendum
Also known as Scottish independence referendum of 2014, Scotland says 'No' in independence referendum, indyref
vote on the independence of Scotland from the United Kingdom
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In 2014, Scotland held a referendum asking its citizens whether Scotland should become an independent country separate from the United Kingdom. The vote was significant because it represented a major decision about Scotland's future political status, though voters ultimately chose to remain part of the UK.
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Results by local voting area No: 50–52.5% 52.5–55% 55–57.5% 57.5–60% 60–62.5% 62.5–65% 65–67.5% Yes: 50–52.5% 52.5–55%% 55–57.5%
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2014 elections in the United Kingdom2014 in Scotland2014 referendums2014 Scottish independence referendumAlex SalmondGordon BrownHome rule in the United KingdomIndependence referendumsNicola SturgeonPremiership of David CameronReferendums in ScotlandScottish independenceSeptember 2014 in the United Kingdom